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y 8DsOAL
a8DIOAL
SUMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
INDIGESTION.

have been suffering for over two years with
Dyspepsia and for the last year I could not take
q drink Of cold water nor eat any meat without
vomiting Ny life was . martyr. and. after our
home physicians failed 70 benont me. thcy ad.
vised removal to Colorado or California In the
hope Of relief l was induced 70 try sinmons
Liver Regulator. which did I am nov taking
the second bottle. ana words cannot eS Spress tho
relief feel. Ny appetite Is very good ana
digest everything thoroughly. Whore I used IA
have passage every four or nve days, now
have daily evacuatiOns OF the bowels. l sleep
we'll. now. and used to be very restless. l am
fiesh,nx up; good. ssropg food and simmons
Liver Regulator have done II all. I write this
in the hope Of benehttins some one who has
suffered did. I will take oath to these state
meuts II desired
a6.eodAw E.s. BALLOu, syracuse, Neb.
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Bamy odors from Spice Islands,
Waited by the tropic bresse;
sOzOOONT In healthful fragrance
Cannot be surpasse1 By these.
Teeth It whitens. purinss;
YOu viii use It II you're wise.
a4.lWdeOd&w
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The initial chapter Of the book IL intro.
duced by Q letter OF Benjamin franklin
which 10 Interesting enough TO bear repro
duction. 1t 10 dated ct Philsdelphia. April
29, l749, and addrsssed to Peter Collinson OF
London. This In what 1t says:
"Chagrined little that We have hitherto
been able 70 pr0duce nothing In this way OF
use 70 mankind and the hot weathsr COM
Ing on, when electral experiments are not %
agreeable, It - proposed 70 put an end
to them for this season s0moWhat humOg.
ously, in party Of pleasure on The banks Of
Skuyiktl. BpiFitA ct the same time, are 10 b
fired by . spark so0t from aide 70 side
through the river, without any other con-
ductor than the water sn experiment which
We some time since performed b the amass.
ment Of many. A turkey ie 70 b. killed for
our dinner by the electrical sAock, and
roasted by the electrical jack, before Q tiFO
kindled by the electrified bottle; whom the
healths OF all the famous electricians In En0.
land, Holland, France and Germany are 70
drank In electrified bumpers, under tho Dis
charge Of guns from the electrical battery"
In foot note franklin explained that IAN
electrified bumper v small thin glaas tuus.
bier, near flllsd with wine end olccsrinod g
the oottlA THIS Whoo brought 10 The lies
gives shock, 70 the party b closs ahaycd.
and d0es mot breathe on the liquor"
With this Letter Prof Asndsnhall Intro.
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LoHD JAcu, Mo-. Sept II. IeBA
have BEEN using Hop Bittsrs, and have 70
cstved great beneht from them for Nver CON.
plaint ana malartai fever. They ars supsrtor 70
Ill other medicines. IN nBARNKA
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MEDICAL
A EDlClNE
More Facts.

cf1kLIHVs ILL Au8ubt = I09G
Wo feel 10 must writs somsthius Of ths sue.
Gees OF Hop Bittera. Their sale 10 thriblo that
OF any other article Of medicina. 0suos vs Sesl
II but justice 10 you ana your Bittsn 70 say thaS
Il 10 . medicine OF real merit Aad virtue, ana
doing much good aud eRsctinE great curss.
fOurDs J. =. u. B. UTLEY.
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G. B, AgRCBR, 4. d,

Nsw HAVEN. CosH sept u l0A
We take pleasure In giving you notice aaa Q
nieo. strong ono. ~ II tHop Hittsrs) deserves n
we use II, and W know II deserves Il. ne
RegistSr.
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GRnIxwIcH, N. T., Feb. II lsA
Hop Bittsrs aro the most valuable medicine
ever knew. should not have any mother nov
but for them. HENRY KNAPP
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uArnvitLu, ONO. Feb II. 1874.
am very glsd " say I have tried Hop Aisssss
and never took any thing that did me - rnuoh
GOOD. only took two bottles and would pot
take elo0 tor the gooa thcy did me. I rooou.
mend them 10 my patienta. and got the best OF
results from their use.
C.B MsRCBR, Il. D,
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HUMPHREYS
Homeopathic Veterinary SpciHcA

Used by U. .. Government
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CURES -Fevers. Congestions, lnnammau on.
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D.D.-Bots or Grubs, worms
E.E.-Coughs, Heavas, Pneu noniA.
Ef.-COlic or Grtpes, elyache.
G.9.-Miscarriage, Hemorrhagrs.
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With chart) 10 bottles SPECIFICS, bottle OF
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SENT FREE ON RECEIPT OF PRICE.
Humphrey Ned. Co, lW Fulton B.. NY,
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have been reading quite different 4 ind
OF romance the last few days, hOwever,-all
the more romantic and interesting because
wholly true and free from even the slightsst
suspicion Of fiction. 1t is nothing less than
Prof. Mendenhall's little work, recently H.
sued by Houghton Miffiin Il Co, OF Boston,
entitled A Century Of Electricity. 1t y :
clear concise, and yet etcomprehensive enough
account of the progress that has been made In
electric science during the Last hundred
years, that In. virtually, from the beginning
OF the science up 70 it, present condition.
And what marvellous history it is Though
told - soberly and briefly q possible, with
no hns.writing, no straining sftsr dramatic
effect scarcely any words Of enthusiasm
even, the mere plain recital Of the facts u ab.
sorbingly interesting, and - wonderful q
any romance ever written or any fiction ever
invented. What Professor Meuden
doesn't know Of the subject isn't worth
knowing. There II probsbly no other man
In the country - much at homo with IL - be,
and fortunately he - also possessed OF the
literary skill TO tell what he knows In Ian
gusge almost entirely free from technicalities.
and easily ineligible even 70 one who knows
~ little about the technicalities OF the science
~ do.
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Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No g.

In use % year,. Ths only successful remedy
for Nervous Debility. Vital weakness, and
Prostitution from over. work or other causes. o.
SOLD BY pnueaIsTs. or sent post paid on receipt
of price. HUAPHkEYy AEDIClNE, Co,
febSlyeod4wN No 1O9 fulton 81, N. Y.
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GasBHwIcE. Feb. II, lsA.
llor BIrruRs Co

sirs-l wHs given mp by tho doctors TO dse OF
scrofuiA consumption. Two bottles OF your
Bittors cured md. They Arv having large sale
here. LEROY BKRWRR
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Hood's sarsaparilla
Hoods SarSaparilla

oOld by all druggists. el six for g. Prepared
by y. 1. HOOD 4 CO., Lowell, MAS.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
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Last week I noticed In the e1NrELLiaENcxR
that Lancaster now has an "Algouk In club"
I understand, too, that the name Of the club
10 the only thing that hes been changed. In
all other respects IL u 70 retain all the excel.
lent characteristics and features that nssie Il
from its Organization one Of the most respec-
table, solid and successful clubs Of our city,
combining the best social features with other
even higher PURPOSES lA camp ut York
Furnace Lest August certainly was most de-
lightful one. Its Ladies' Day was . grand
succeeA And lis Annual Dinner, with its
fiow Of Wit and wisdom, an OCCASION long 70
be remembered.
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SOLD BY s'l arnggwists. q !, ei1 TOR q PN
100 Doses One Dollar
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understand it. Perhaps they had drugged
him during the day or something"
OF course l sent for the police, and of
course they took an inventory Of the rooms
and the missing articles, and of course they
looked wise and knowing, and OF course that
was the last OF it. l paid Mollie her s. and
her lover, jim, supplied another ring shortly,
and the domestic machinery went on a. be.
fore.
"John," said Evelyn one day to me, "you
must stop smoking 30 much, or you'll be
paraly zed one of these days. 1t Is perfectly
awful the amount OF cigars you consume"
~ don't smoke any more than l used to-"
! said. 81 have kept just about 30 30 for
good many years"
"Why, John, you deceive yourself! You
have no idea how the habit Is gaining upon
are brought to the house. Just look over
your last two or three months accounts and
see tor yourself"
swell, will," said, and brought out
my books Evelyn looked over my shoul.
"Cigsrs, li.h ult; cigars, 20; cigars. Is;
cigars, %" etc
"You see," she said, "and every time it
was box OF cigars"
"Well, where are they now9" l asked
blsnkly.
Echo answers, 'Where?" replied Eve.
lyn.
=" You have smoked them up John. You
did not realize how the habit was gaining
RI
come into the house day after day, ana q
speedily become empty"
.Jayoel get up III the night and smoke.n
said, {" but surely, Evelyn, dear, / sm not
oonsciou: OF smoking oftsner than / dia a
year ago."
Well, they vanish, and know I don't
smoke 'em, and there are the figures betore
you," was Evelyn's conclusive rejoinder.
+" Talk about grocery bil.a Just you ssy =
word again, II you dare, about expenses -"
~ won't mention 1t, i assure you," l an
swered meekly. "It you will drop the OBJ.
noxious subject will shake {" and held
out my hand.
"N0, iii not make any such compact"
laughed Evelyn, drawing her hand away,
III talk about 1t until see some signs OF
reform ON your part"
~ am Afraid, dear, the ire OF my resolves
will all end In smoke"
paid ali my bills by check on the bank |
whore deposited my money.
My wife frequently sent M0llie to make |
household purchases, providing her with Q
heck out Of which the butcher or baker took
>ayment returning the change ts.-
One night my wife and were ENJOYING
'leasAnt tste-a'tete In our neat and orderly |
lone afesr IN elo1antiy-seryed dinner, wheu |
man desired 70 re me at the door on busi.
II was NJ. Smith. our baker. !
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duco sHsslne slseesA q ~ ssoeuse "a
sssnsh century end nom the bsGluning.
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RI brothers and her beaux, until the wee
~ hoursy 1t was she and when / OBJ.
od -tremblingly and hesitatingly OBJ.
~ % 20 much hilarity to 90 late an hour
Night, she too folded her tent like the
~ a1d stole away"
And nextr'
nancy came next You remember Nancy:
ko0eose was Shsk esperisn 1t smeIled 10
snJ Ugh! wasn't she filthy cresture?n
~ 4omom0er herf l should saw / did
Ayn. Iou may break, you NAV shatter
- 9oee you Will, but the scent OF that ser.
G1ri fingers there still. But l believe
49, more tractable than her predecessors.
~ nsoe. e SS ySus sSs suggestions and endeav
Eactsbief Yes, she made tracts yerv
! believe, after had suggested tn hsr
eoprtety OF being little neater In her
ond discovered her sailing forth 70
"a ,ne ne. next S"~G evening dscksd in my India
yolyn, fear you were unreasonable
aas gtrL You nipped her early efforts
Dnrm In the bud. You crushed her
II ambition. She had listened gratefully
~ suggestions about her dress, and she
earnestly to please you. A less
ossul OF ambitious girl might have No
your second best bonnet and your
Don street jacket to wear. MOI 90.
Anxlous 70 prove 10 you her earnest
- reform, she made choice of the best
Dooe your wardrobe afforded, and vel
%vote dissattsfsd with her, do not
~ 80 vent away"
~ Il John. never wondered Q min.
49, that girls departure It seemed TO
-. most natural occurrsncs In the
nns9 % served"
- . loW, swset voice that made the an.
oooe0t and Q brieht youthful faOe
ePoo ~ fol moment ct the door.
y lhen vaniahsd It was the voice
- 0olltA. our treasure
ont 70 ths dining room to and an
~ arranged tabls, every detail per.
dinner which would have done
vtonch cook.
iea't this dslightful p cried Eve.
Noble has done Il all horself: i /
Into tho kitchon ouce 10 dsv
atve hse an idea At the etyiS ~
ye Y = I'll - rsQuisoa"
~ e0e ~" ! aid, looking
= esonstiipg virtue Ii
=: = y Z: .. - -. ~ =. ~ =. !.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-03
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Labor strikes on the sugar plantations
are likely to lead to negro murders.
Dallas races are In progress, and good
time Is reported.
The Kansas Cattle convention adj
journs.
Three children burned to death at
Faulkner, Ark.
l.. Hesrn RECEIVERS $4,000 from West
ern Union telegraph, at Baird.
Travel on the ST. GOthard railway 10
terrupted by land slide.
Kluzy in Hungary, destroyed by fire,
800 houses and many stores burned.
:. Ecumenical Presbyterian council to
meet In London next year, July 3.
British bark Temple Bar founders in
English channel, and Is lives lost.
Humbert OF Italy visits the German
crown prince.
Fighting is looked for at Ekowe be-
tween Havelock and the Zulu rebels.
A l4-yesr-Old boy convicted OF man
slaughter at Forth Smith.
O'Brlen In Jail is valued at SIC, 600 a
week to the cause of Ireland.
Bombay vessels are subject to "A hours
quarantine at SueZ, owing to cholera
reports.
The Berlin bourse is disturbed by
news which proves to be false.
Austrian exports to America from
January to October increase Sl50,000
over last year.
Hewitt, mayor Of New York. will not
deliver democratic speeches in favor Of
the state ticket.
The queen OF Denmark goes to Vienna
to attend her daughter, the duchess OF
Cumberland.
A hurricane at Brest confines all yes
sells to the roadstead. Many smacks
and fishing vessels have fOundered.
The rumOred resignation OF Wadding-
ton as minister to London, is denied at
Paris.
The extraditiOn papers for Thompson
and Hopkins have gone forward with
the officer to Silao, Mex.
Mexican bandits overrun HIdalgo
county and threaten to clean out the
business places.
Stanley has been offered $4,000 for
the book that he will write when he re-
turns home.
County commissioners of McLenDan
county will purchase farm and work
county convicts upon 1t.
The health of Morocco's sultan grad
ually improves. The visit of the French
minister to his Moorish majesty COCA
sions surprise.
German Empire returns foot 10. $50 900
marks gross increase over last years, and
1850, 900 marks gross decrease. The de-
crease was in sugar and spirit tax.
The Texas Central Is ordered to pay
$4,000 to the widow and heirs OF Shelton
who was killed while in the employ of
the company.
The practice Of trading wives which
obtains among some colOred people In
Louisiana, leads to the death of two
colored men In Felicia parish.
The explosion which killed the New
man family of st. Louis, occurred in the
adjoining cellar, and the probabilities
are that 1t was not gasoline explosion
at all,
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PERSONAL,
The Rev. s. Bsrbee is in Pearsall.

The Rev. s. Bsrbee is In Pearsall.
Fl. A. Plllsbury, Of Monmouth Illinois,
is at the Menger.
Mrs. Sam Berliner is very i'll at her
residence, on Main avenue.
P. S. Sowell and family, OF Seguin,
are at the st. Leonard.
G. ". L, Baker, OF Seguin, is at the
Southern.
DR.. NJ. Boil, Of Castroville, is at the
Mahnoke.
H. D. Gruene, of Thorn Hill, is at the
Mahncke hotel.
w. Fl. Dickson. of Oregon, ia winter
ing at the hotel Maverick,
W. Fl. Firebaugh, a merchant Of Aus
tin, is at the Menger.
Misses Isabel Morel, Carmen Morel-
Kennedy and Juana Monde, of Corpus
Christi, are at the Menger.
IT,. McMinn, Esq, left yesterday
evening for BOerne on professional bust
ness.
Mr.. w. B. Canon, formerly steward of
the Driskill Hotel, Austin, ia the new
steward OF the Maverick hotel, under
Gel. Hord.
A. B. Coffee, sheriff of Burnett, is at
the st. Leonard, with a batch OF wit
nesses for the district court In session
here,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-03
The Vernon's Dead Crew.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 3.-Fiye fishing tugs
went out from Two rivers, Wisconsin,
yesterday and brought back the bodies
OF seventeen men. Two OF these men
had been aboard the foundered prOpel-
Ter, Vernon, making twenty-five bodies
that have been recovered. The engine
house at Two Rivers was turned into q
morgue, where the remains were
stretched side by side TO enable identifl-
cation by relatives and friends,
who flock there from Manitowoc. The
faces were all placid and In good con-
dition, except two whose expressions
gave evidence OF intense suffering. The
first body recognized WAS that Of Fred
Burket, son Of the half owner OF the
Northern Michigan Line. Only seven
OF the bodies were identified. They are
G. Thorpe, Ogdensburg, N. Y. captain
Of the Vernon; j. Sullivan, Chicago, first
mate; Larry Higgins, Chicago, second
mate; Martin Lebesn, Chicago, steward;
Henry Lebean. Chicago, Porter; Fred
Burk, Chicago, clerk; Roy Hazelton,
Chicago, cabin boy. +. b. Burt, Of Mil
waukee. passenger. There lie nothing
about the o. hers that will enable their
Identification, unless recognized by ac-
quaintances.
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Honoring the Winer.

Tonight at $50 O'Clock Mr.. Darius
Quasso and a committee from the
Italian colony will attend the Belknap
armory, and will present to George X.
Hines the gold medal that he won dur
ing the recent celebration Of the arrival
of Christopher Columbus.
The medal is perhaps one of the hand
soonest and most artistic decorations
ever presented in this city. From an
ornamented crOss-bar, inscribed with
the winners name, is suspended RO-
man shield, bearing an enwreathed
Texas star, and Inscribed "ColonIa
Italiano di San Antonio, Texas" above
the star, and below 1t, is the legend,
Isl Wis paeem para bellum; In the time
OF peace prepare for war;. This shield
is supported by two muskets, and below
1t is an escutcheon, supported by sabres,
bearing the date October 18th, 1897"
On the reverse Of the larger shield is in
scribed, ITO the best driller OF the Bel
knsp Rifles" The trophy is indeed one
that any man may be proud to win and
wear.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-03
THE CACTUS HUNTER"
MIR. Runge Tells What He Has Seen
While Abroad Hunting Cactus.

MIR. Runge Tells What He Has Seen
While Abroad Hunting Cactus.
Mr.. C. Runge, who has been absent
from the city for two months, has re-
turned home. He has been cactus hunt
ing in Mexico, California and Arizona,
and has brought back seventy-fye
beautiful specimens. While 10 south
ern California he saw the " BOOM"
and says that il is real and earnest, but
how long IL will last, is quite different
thing. 10 Los Angeles and In San Ber-
nardino county everything Ia business.
big, substantial dwellings are rapid
ly arising, and many speculative
made among the hundreds that
daily arrive In that city, saloons are
very numerous, but the beer is not In
any way equal 10 that made in this city.
Nearly every fourth house has a real es-
tate office, and all seem to be doing
good business. There is plenty OF work
and wages are good. Living Is cheap,
but rents are very high and sleeping ao-
commOdstions in the same ratio. The
climate was good and cool, but was said
to be warm for that season OF the year.
In San Francisco he got good dinner
and wine sd lib. for % cents. At Her
mOcillo, the capitol Of Sonora, he found
q tropical place, having the most
delicious fruits and beautiful
flowers, but the city had no
life In 1t. In Yuma, Arizona, he was
among the Indians, and does not seem
to entertain a very high opinion OF
them. Notwithstanding the changes he
has seen, he thinks "there 10 no place
like home" and Is glad to be there.
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A DastardIy Attempt to Poison,

A well known timer OF the city was
called to the Salado 10 put roof upon
new house being erect, d there, and he
proceeded to the spot with four assist
ants Before leaving, they got bottle
OF kill me-quick whisky. They tasted
this and found it was very good.
Arriving at the house, they selected
their camping grounds and went 10
work, but before doing so, they hid the
bottle OF whisky. At night they came
back 10 camp and decided to take "a
long pull, a strong pull, and pull alto.
gether" at the bottle, and they did so,
when to their horror they found II con-
tsined something stronger than shisky
aud yet not so fiery. They thought they
were poisoned, but IL leaked out that
party OF city hunters, dangerous to
everything bat game, had found the bot
tie, drained its contents and filled il
with SaladO water. A strong decOctlOn
OF coffee was taken as an antidOte, and
the sufferers are now doing as well as
can be expected. The timer threatened
to follow the fashion and sue the county
commissioners for damages, and like the
Justices, hopes that he may get 1t.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-03
John Saw Snakes.

About week ago John G. BeCkman
went with party OF friends for an out
ing on the river and took his overcOat
along to be prepared Cor an expected
norther. When at the rendezvous he
laid the coat on tree stump where 1t
remained greater part OF the day. At
night when he returned to the city he
donned his overcOat and wore 1t home
Yesterday he went TO put on the over
coat that was hung in the hall and heard
the rattle OF snake and presently was
killed, measured IA inches long, had
several rattles, and was of the ground
variety. 1t had doubtless lodged in his
coat for several days and he was fOrtu-
nate in not getting badly stung by it,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

SOUTHERN HOTEL-F II Chapman and wife.
Austin; j { Berry. ROckdale; G StgCrs,
DcnisOu; w II Dickson, Dallas Fred NOyes and
wife, Gonzales; Mrs T W johnson, BccvillC; u
VI Qunell, Laredo; J X Guess, CucrO; " L
Crawford, Laredo; W = Iron, San Marcos; w
Heron, Austin; VI BclChcT. Taylor: J "
Swiner, Davis, san Marcos; O w ID Boxer,
Seguin; Francis, Uvaldc; Il ByHne. san
Marcos; w Hamilton. Temple; B 5 Hart,
Del Rio; George Garlic, CastrOvillc: Geo Allen,
Oakve; A b Locke, DcnisOn: NJ Michael,
San Marcos; Jewett Harrison, West Point; A
Campbell, COtulla; W Brown, Del Rio.
MENGER HOTEL-W II Baldwin, New York ;
Wiley, New York; John A Krlick, Hous-
ton; Geo II l. sharp, Boston; A IA Ages
worth, New York; Frank Britain, city;
Simon Klein, New York; J + Archer and wife.
7 } Baker and wife, HOustOn Miss Isabel
MUrel, Miss c NJ Kennedy, Miss Juande Monde
Corpus Christi; J Boon, Galveston; Mrs Il
Sancgle Tom Green county; W II FTiebaugh
Austin; W b BrazeltOn, Waco; ii BarrOws
jamestown. N Y; Charles Peterson. New Or
leans; I Hillcrat, Bracket.
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The Thumm Case,

At the trial of Sheriff Thumm In
BOerne yesterday, Celeste PingenOt, Ed.
Montel, August Hornung, Aug. Kemp
and l.. G. Denman, Hildebrand's part
ner, ana the deceaseG's father, w. j.
Hildebrand, were examined and gave
damaging testimony against the accused.
The prosecution have only now the
medical testimony TO call and will en-
desvor to show that the injuries inflict-
ed by Thumm with the mucilage bottle
were In themselves sufficient to cause
death. The defense will try to prove
that this was not the case, and that the
shooting was in self-defence the de-
ceased having fired the first shot.